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I wanted to play with voice and language and the idea that Pearl is part-river".

This definition of Britishness is about a shared history and language, and the common reference points of culture and ideas that provides.

Abu-Lughod brought to bear an encyclopaedic knowledge - of the third world, Arab culture, history and language, and the western tradition of rationalism and humane understanding - to issues of education, political organisation and cultural de- velopment.

Inspired by an ancient creation narrative, it is mostly a lyrical meditation on the facts of film, nature and language and the erosion of the wilderness by industrial progress.

(The Ingush feel much sympathy for the Chechens; they share the same ethnic roots and language and the same history of being deported by Stalin to the frozen steppes of Central Asia).

That is, mental health and language – and the advice available about how we strike a balance between the "political correctness gone mad" brigade and those who prefer to communicate with a little more consideration.

Equality was apparent from the GP's attitude and language and from the contribution the student was allowed to make to the diagnosis or treatment plan.

The empire was a vast congeries of peoples and races with differing religions, customs, and languages, and the emperors were content to let them live their own lives.

The timetable for the introduction of qualifications in history, geography and languages, and the timetable for the introduction of English and mathematics post-16, will be determined following responses to this consultation.

The Hobbit is no exception to this; the work shows influences from northern European literature, myths and languages and the strong influence of Norse mythology, especially from the Poetic Edda and the Prose Edda.

"I asked, 'prime minister, what about all these actions, and language and plans of the British government?